# Bart Ehrman
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Bart Denton Ehrman (; born October 5, 1955) is an American New Testament scholar focusing on textual criticism of the New Testament, the historical Jesus, the origins and development of early Christianity. He has written and edited 30 books, including three college textbooks. He has also authored six New York Times bestsellers.
Was Jesus a Real Person? What Historians Outside the Bible Say
Yes—Jesus of Nazareth was a real person. Historians overwhelmingly agree that He lived in the first century and was crucified under Pontius Pilate. His existence is supported by early Christian writings and references from people who did not share the Christian faith.
That gives us a solid hist…
Calmly Destroying Christian Apologists with Science for an Hour
Frank Turek and Sean McDowell make ridiculous pseudoscientific claims about LGBTQ people. Here I debunk them with actual scientific research.Go to https://ground.news/skeptic to verify your information. Subscribe using my link for 30% off unlimited access or try it this month for less than $1.Uploa…
3 Reasons American Christianity Is Cooked
Christianity is doing some seriously evil things right now.Uploaded 04-07-25Go to https://ground.news/skeptic to get all sides of every story. Subscribe through my link to save 40% off unlimited access.From the Fellowship Foundation funding David Bahati, to the Religious Right inventing the abortio…
Harry Stark: Did romans bury crucifixion victims?
Harry Stark returns to address the infamous Agnostic Biblical scholar, Bart Ehrman on his objection to the historicity of the Empty tomb!RSM Blog = https://realseekerministries.wordpress.com/2026/11/09/harry-stark-did-romans-bury-crucifixion-victims/
The Gospels Never Claim What Most Christians Assume
Were the Gospels really written by eyewitnesses of Jesus? Bart Ehrman joins Bible & Archaeology to challenge a common assumption about Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. From the anonymous origins of the Gospels and the early Church's attribution of authorship to contradictions between the accounts, we…
Episode 164. Can We Really Trust the New Testament Writers?
Can we really trust the people who wrote the New Testament? And how can we help our kids confidently answer that question when skeptics challenge the reliability of Scripture?
In this episode of Mama Bear Apologetics, Amy Davison and Dr. Tricia Scribner continue their series on the top 20 reasons C…
Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead? Evidence for the Resurrection
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? The historical evidence for the resurrection, what even sceptical scholars accept, and why it matters for the man who's failed.
This one is for the man who still calls himself a Christian on forms but isn't sure any of it happened. It's for the man who believes …
“80% of Transgender Kids Detransition” DEBUNKED
Do 80% of transgender kids grow out of gender dysphoria? Do 80-90% of trans people desist?Uploaded 29-02-24Here, we look at the Desistance Myth using an informed understanding of Gender Dysphoria and its diagnostic criteria in the DSM 5, the defunct diagnosis of Gender Identity Disorder from the DS…
How Dune Gets Religious Psychology Exactly Right
I’m 100% sure you haven’t heard this perspective on Dune.Uploaded 09-04-24Religion as depicted in Dune lines up with actual scientific theories of religious psychology in specific ways: Fremen religion contains costly signaling, those living in hardship are more religious, religious ritual helps th…
Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead? Evidence for the Resurrection | Built, Not Felt 111
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? The historical evidence for the resurrection, what even sceptical scholars accept, and why it matters for the man who's failed.
This one is for the man who still calls himself a Christian on forms but isn't sure any of it happened. It's for the man who believes …
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